Page 348 - Latest Updates on Ukraine peace talks

Factories that shut operations in Russia may be nationalised

The statement mentioned Finnish privately-owned food companies Fazer, Valio and Paulig as the latest to announce closures in Russia

Operation Ganga: All Indian students moved out of Ukraine's Sumy, says MEA

MEA spokesperson Arindam Bagchi said the Indian students moved out of Sumy were being taken to Poltava, from where they will board trains to western Ukraine

China mulls stakes in Russian energy, commodity companies: Report

Any deal would be to bolster China's imports as it intensifies its focus on energy and food security - not as a show of support for Russia's invasion in Ukraine - the people said

Russia-Ukraine war: Zelenskyy says no longer interested in NATO membership

Ukraine President also says he is open to talks on two key breakaway domains of Donetsk and Lugansk, which Moscow insists are independent republics

EU aims sanctions on 14 wealthy Russians, dozens of lawmakers

The EU is also divided over whether to impose an embargo on Russian oil

Joe Biden bans US import of Russia oil in attempt to punish Putin

Britain, EU commit to phasing out dependency on Russian energy supply

Russia-Ukraine war: Rs 1.2 trn SME debt at risk, lower-rated unit worse off

India ratings says effects manageable; pharma, Fertiliser sector more exposed

Ukraine war: Icra sees serious downside risks to growth; CAD to cross 3.2%

The highest CAD was in FY13 when it crossed the 4.8 percentage points and the second high was in FY12 when it was at 4.3 per cent

Shipping Corp says war in Ukraine needs to abate for stake sale to move

Deadline for financial bids for privatising the firm was extended from January 18 as bidders sought a more detailed due diligence.

Russia-Ukraine war: India eyes alternative markets for tea export

Virtual meetings are being held with buyers in some countries

Ukraine 'will not give up': Zelenskyy's virtual address to House of Commons

Zelenskyy urged Britain to increase sanctions on Russia and to recognize Russia as a terrorist country

Ukraine war has states paying highest for debt at 7.29%, says report

The average cut-off or cost of borrowing shot up to 7.25 per cent for 10-year SDLs, reflecting the sharp surge in crude oil prices after Russia invaded Ukraine

PM Modi speaks to Dutch counterpart over Russia Ukraine conflict

Modi spoke to his Netherlands counterpart Mark Rutte as the two leaders discussed the ongoing situation in war-hit Ukraine

Ukraine gets $700,000 donation from Grand Slams, WTA, ATP, ITF

A donation of $700,000 to aid humanitarian relief efforts via Global Giving's Ukraine Crisis Relief Fund and to support the Ukraine Tennis Federation was made by the four Grand Slam tournaments

EU energy roadmap to cut reliance on Russian gas by two-third in a year

he plan envisages ending reliance on all Russian fossil fuels 'well before' 2030

Rupee inches 5 paise higher; bond yield tests 6.9%

Bond yields, on the other hand, remained elevated as crude oil prices hovered around $130 barrel.

LME suspends nickel trade after prices soar past $100,000 a tonne

The trading shutdown after Western sanctions threatened supply from major producer Russia is the biggest crisis to hit the 145-year-old exchange in decades.

Russia says Ukraine holding more than 4.5 mn civilians as human shields

It is noted that about 2,000 foreign citizens, who expressed a desire to evacuate to safe places, are also being held

Why India may not get a sizable role in post-war reconstruction of Ukraine

New Delhi's ability to maximise its role in the post-war reconstruction may be hamstrung by its modest position in key multilateral institutions

LIVE: Ukraine no longer insisting on NATO membership, says report

Russia Ukraine live news: Zelensky accused the International Red Cross of forbidding the use of its emblem on our cars, but did not give details.